Developmental Disabilities Community Services Contacts DSHS Mission We partner with people to access support, care, and resources. DSHS Vision People find human services to shape their own …

Español | Русский | Tiếng Việt | 中文 | 한국어 | អក្សរខ្មែរ | Af-soomaali | ຄົນລາວ Applying for DDCS Enrollment is the first step toward requesting services. It is a process to determine if you meet …

I’m in high school and confused about what comes next. How do I get ready for life after school? Checklist and Timeline (ages 14-22) Preparing for Life After School What kind of help can I get to live …

DDCS case managers are here to help you get services and supports you need to live the life you want to live, now or in the future. They do this by talking with you to learn what you want and need, like or …

If you are enrolled in DDCS, you can request services at any time. If you are not enrolled, applying for DDCS eligibility is your first step to requesting services. Click here to get started. Once you are …

Basic eligibility determination process You, your parent or a legal representative sends us the documents and evidence for determination. The application has: Request for DDA Eligibility …

DDCS Provider Training Calendar These workshops are designed to be additional opportunities for providers to increase caregiving skills for specific populations. DDCS Specialty Training Calendar …

DDA Assessment Assessment for Services After you are enrolled in DDCS and have requested services, the next step is an assessment. This determines if you are eligible to receive services. If …

Aging and Long-Term Services Administration (ALTSA): Find information, service locations and resources searchable by county. Developmental Disabilities Administrations (DDA): Find service …

Recommend to call in advance: (253) 404-5500.